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Human Aliens

While I write paranormal romance and urban fantasy, many members of my local writers group focus on science fiction. At a recent group meeting, we fell into a discussion of how hard it is to develop truly "alien" aliens. After all, anything that comes out of a human brain, no matter how sci-fi’ish, tends to be anthropomorphic and thus too comprehensible, even familiar.

Following the discussion, we assigned ourselves an abbreviated…

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Added by Elizabeth Fisher on June 18, 2017 at 9:13pm — 2 Comments

Aliens Have Landed on Kindle!

This week I launched the Kindle version of my 1st book, "I Know Why The Aliens Don't Land!" -- Now featuring 45% fewer spelling errors!

If you haven't read it, now's your chance. Even if you don't care about aliens or alien abductions, you're sure to enjoy what is being hailed by me right now as a cult classic.

Below is the link to the U.S. Amazon store but it is available at Amazon sites globally. Check it out....…

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Added by Jeremy Vaeni on March 22, 2013 at 1:33am — No Comments

Coming Soon: 'The Mysteries of Fuller Park' by Chuck Keyes, Athens, Texas

Coming Soon:

'The Mysteries of Fuller Park'

by Chuck Keyes

'The Mysteries of Fuller Park'…

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Added by Chuck Keyes (The Chuck!) on February 28, 2012 at 8:38pm — 1 Comment

So Much More...

I am compeletly about Horror and Halloween. Trestle Press is celebrating with

the Harbinger of Horror promotion.

But did you know Trestle does not only

do the scary stuff? They are packed with authors of every genre. There are

highly talented writers waiting to share their work with you.

Let's put a

few under the microscope, shall we?

William Tooker offers Slouching

Towards Bethlehem, a wild series about ancient aliens buried beneath a small… Continue

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Added by Sam Lang on October 5, 2011 at 4:11pm — No Comments

Love and Monsters, Part 2: Outbreak

Mary Ellen's mind raced. She couldn't make it to the front door, there was no back door, and no windows on the first floor, but for the ceiling of the ballroom. Upstairs, though...

She ran for the western stairs, adrenaline pushing her to go faster as the monster tore through the house looking for her. Up she ran, heels thudding loudly against the wood, John not far behind her. At the landing, she dashed to the first window she saw in the hall. The drop was too far; she might…

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Added by Oliver Black on May 29, 2011 at 2:50am — 1 Comment

Love and Monsters, Part 1: A Beautiful Monster

Mary Ellen was in love. She gazed up at John in complete adoration as they twirled around the dance floor.

The ceiling, made entirely of glass, framed the stars like diamonds in a pool of ink. Mary Ellen, being one of the few wealthy enough on Earth, owned a home in the new settlement on Mars. Her mansion was on the outskirts of the settlement, almost against the large dome that surrounded all ten miles of the area. It was among the most extravagant of houses, with grand spires…

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Added by Oliver Black on May 21, 2011 at 5:04am — 1 Comment